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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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8u ~berfauftn in alien abotbsfen.
ga a.s.. ba. Sans.lsmarss uns sssrasss rsss
ainisn mff BEN ilmf4las.
seam uebme ni9ts anssrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

sas- ansiss auf geftslIuns, iein.
MODERN, paFenb bel paneoat &
Gobn. @robe Wusuabl BON StoHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

1as- Bette Semoen fir 81 bel q q n
& Sobn. Ilnteraeugl u n'
ter3eug!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
Sdnelinsenz Mdnnern
mtr5
GtBere &etIttme a~araMtitt.

Die fGredIideu GoIsen Der Susenbfinben.
0efdIeGfsfdwd4e berurfadenb, poburd Self
nnb R5rper ruinirt ptrben, permanent 9es
belt. Ser1Hopfsn. G&i9ternheit, Saamtn.
abfu6. 0tbd6tuibfdpdde, 8erIuf Der Guer.
ate, Abneisuna sesen @efeufdaft uab MtIan.
1oIie eriinbli9 furirt. 8erbeiratbete Mduntr,
ober fol9e. bic f9 perheiratben i%poleu, bic In
6oIae bon Snbisefetiou In Der Suseno an De.
fdif9ts. unb Merbenidpede Isibsn, rerbeu
qriin6Ii9 furirt. Asine MineraIien eingese
ben. Sunee MANNER, bic lire Belt nit unfdbi.
gen etuten btrf4penbet unb fd oaburd 4ranf>
beitsn he's ncpfct. Der AaIe, bes ealits, Der
2fber, eun0en, Gineeipeibe unb bts Naeens
sues5psen babei, iDfrben f&neq turirt. East
gud mot iura falf1es e9amsefibI abbaltsn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

sas- Die nsueffen Site unb 8 o i
Ietteartitel bel pancoaf &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

III oft elm an;sideu bon ciucr Gtoruna in
ben acknowledgement. @er an bieicn1
beidmsrliden llebcl leibet, benz ianu Surd
liners Pileu sebolfen tusrben.
sd bin ;u Sopiidmer3 gsueist, &c.
briufe Saber Gper's Yiaen, inlb fte erl0ien
mid iebes Wfal bon allen Shmer3." 6.
@ebber, Wanhefter, y. s.
yAper's Bileu iiuo bas bette WPittel, oaS
ib je bel 8%opfifmer; ariuanote. Oieie bel
fen mir, tpenu ale anoeren Dfittel iebls
idlagcn." Sba Stinner, 3O4 Tbirteeutb
Ct, y. 3D., Waibinston, 3. 6.
liners Bineu beiien mid isbes Mfal,
tpenn id 9opfi9ners babe" Sohn Steu,
Germantown, ga.
sd leiSs felt Sabrsu an 8opftpeb, uuo
MDer's Hiuem
belfen mir 5aperldiiser, als irssnS Elm an.
beres Mittel."
8ereitet bon
81. 3. 6. aper & Co.. eoteu. MaH.
Sn allen apotheicn ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
eeioemEene.
geiHeue Maareu.

Bie a1beIannt birette Smportaiisn Bon
Deuti9Iano. Sn bieirr DranHe haben mir uns
einen aroben Nnf erporben unb f0nnteu "a Ri&t
pasen serinse AuaIiidten gu fabren.
Oeutider Damaft su IS, 40, SO Ste. per Bari.
Gotber Damaf 3u rs, 40 n. 30 Gts. per Barb.
Seutfde Sanbti6er unb Ssrbietten "a allen
qrsifsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

s6- 6trobbiit e. Sommeran3tige
u. bel Paneoaft & 6obH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
9a9 ROd;eubI@tf.

@ir ienben bon ies: 81 bas rWO@en.
6lat" fir ben preis ION $500 au'
.tn Sabr portofrei nod SeutfhIaab.
Der Serausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
GinghaEns :

Neumpbjrde Stakeholder ........l 10 gts.
Bette adtfarbise Seeriuders l2t eis.
Shottiide Gsinsbans (importirte) ID cts.
Rtumobiide Combination gingbams (prdt.
tise @aars) gu bsrfdiebsneu Yreieu.
mir babeu bas srOste Eager in ginsbams
Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23

DsaOAOhUHOH uHu 0Pas1OAs
@eibfiderei son 81 gts. anfpdrts Sic ~
ben feinfteu Sa&eu.
Sptt3eu. Gnorme NuBnabI fsiu uue
b;ais Spiten bon I Gent bis $40 bic gara.
Befdtist biefes Eager.
nanbsn .an,iael S4ul.a ln5isel S&uae
~ dle fnb freunbli4ff einselaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
s:a: 9Srii9ltm9s>@ aarem H...
in reidbaltiser auspabt ansstcmmen.

erosr. Nuswob ais lie ,ubor.g rtes Eager! Barum2 unfre Fd fs bear66nnbe
9nrMMou prrInuot e. unIer RuuofhaH pdb GROCER! Sa ssnbl @amm? WMhe Beee.
nauno. out, Uoareu mi nisorae pule fb bas Gebtmnib! 8erskiGt unte @aaun nab
a Iy ~ "a fost gud nidts! epat ar euer @dD! Der gtnbMfI Ia Gur better 8uuxhi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
8Ieider 8esatz.

SieriR cine eroee Gores! Die ri9tiee Weobe !
eeIdmadrou aSie Febt Elm suies aieib aus
obne ben ridtisen, gefat? Das fcmmt bel
uns nidt Dor.
Serren. unb 3nabensG n3i8e @cnfir
unb 6tiefel bios aus ben beften 6abrifeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
Sratter &IeioerftoTe.

llufere Reputation fir f9parse aIeiberfofs
III aIbstannt ; nur iolde Baaren bic bic 6arbs
INNER f&6n srbaIten, percsn fell geboten:
Huns Settings -. Is ets,
Nmeriean Gafbmere -. ......... rs gts
ReinpoIene boppeIbreite Sums SeiIins As @ts,
gaibmeres 80 SIS,
unb aIs feinsre Sa9sn in srober auspabI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-23
Mteisse Naareu.

gietoria qapns s, 8, 10. 12 gts. u. aufpdrts
Snbia Qinens 8, 10, l23 Cts. unb aufp irts.
Shed Rainfoofs 8, TO-, .12 Cts.
eapu gbeds nit rotben u. bIauen earos 10 50
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
eeucuoe Supeler.

Sele Nnturen mna poe fit 8ioraa,
Tor at Wenneitet fan t~ilirebsitiae lin
apIt til at imptte lit 2eqeme. Sororins
serne er foritieGlioe eiter set furIfisaiae
Trim al &ultir eler eitcr Be berIfenbe
WUbers 2uner. Den 8ilbe faeer ia
npte meo Snotlerne, Spnoerne % so.
oeoerre az be 8pr, iom ban bar fRlbet,
meo 5tIte6en, Wiuslineer, sueule %
6jer, for at imptte 6pueb, Sreu, @aie,
Sais, Irme % BGlte; BOG ben cioilis
lereoe Teroens &piuber osrimoo itaar
6ugle meb 9limrenoe Sarueprnot / tor
CUNT. Sele 8nrabisiuqle, @oli6rier.
InaoelIom 8iGrene al Wnrabuter, strub.
Ter, &adIugle o9 multge andre 5u9le
tIerte Dem til Sooeoppnt. Wen minore
betlenot er bet bel, at De imutfe Weriz
tal1ertroer enoog benptter leuenoe 9pr
til Grpbelie for line eleaante Graoter
oeo 8aller o9 Nitenielitnber. Set er
ben file iirliae 9Or6iit, iom / Wertet
uobreoer ct itHrft lDienbe rcbt Sim.
Sisie Torbiter fades al spanierne
Gucujo. 5cr at fanse Dem, iuin9e Sns
oianerne ON Iitenen ct 9lsbenbe Stpffe
&ul rem pg tilbase. Guciioen antnser
oisIe 2pspunfter for Wsb5eilere % itprs
ter / i'm Sreoe paa De SrGtfe; men ba
er 2orbiften ont en- Sats. 8 Snoianer>
mes Saano miiter ben fin Sribeb. Zen
bliper meo fine 8amerater brast paa
2oroet og betaies at DC fprnemme Sas
nler meb 3 Gents Stpftet, 2prbiiterne
ip9rres inbe / et BERTH inbrettet npbes
list BUR os blioe fpbreoe meb Sfiuer
al Sutferrsr pg TO @anae baslig babebe.
Sm Iftenen maa be betale ben pmbDss
gelt9e Tleie. De blipe ba itufne | Iraa
Splitre al bet fineite Epl o. bisie / 6prnt
at &oietter f%aitsjorte paa 9amernes
ajoler. 9isie imaa 5urbiiter frem'
brinse itprre girfnins enb be ifidnneite
sgoelitene, tbi beres roolise Straaler
slimre iterfere END be preatisite Bril-
lanter. 9ere8 9abnins ON 9aeen er
npopenbis, tbi ellers fife be life ON glfs
tenen. Oct Gin, Der u~oitraaler fra
benz, er iaa it9rtt, at mani fan leie peb
bet | ben mgrfe Scat.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

2ugano, benne benrioenbe Blet paa
Mpernes ipolise Sfr9nt, / bois ON ct
epist Soraar minoenbe alima Sunoreoe
% after Sunbreoe al Sremmebe isse
Soririitelie os Sunbbeb, ipnes for Iii
ben at bore alporlis truet | fine Sntes
resier. 9u9anp, Soens Sanbe, iom bio
til life bar ltnaet tilb1ae for De andre
nprbitnlienTfe Seer / &etning af frpitals
flar 8enbeo, men tpertimoo bar operz
trtifet benz peb fin praetfuloe o5urblaa
Snrpe, bar plubieli9 be fioite Gage
bespnbt at %foroanble Jig til en- 9ulastis
Masie, ipm er fulcIt9nois u%isjennems
iietig. Gaa Operilaben iu6mmer en-
febtagtig imiSiig Wusie, Der lnster
felt al raabben Siif. Spao Der er Iars
lag BERTH CT for ale en @aaoe, nnar
man life oil tilegse en- flere Gage
iaiennem bsrifenoe trpffenoe Soroenluit
nosen 8%etpbnins. &imeli9it er bet at
antaee, at Senomenet itaar / 5orbina
belie mteb be nplis i~tebfunone Sorofj9lu
eler mulis bebuber npe %iaaoanne 5ors
ftprrelier, os at Der / Ssens bpbe Suno
bar bannet fig Nabninser, bporfra siiz
tise @asarter er i%trSmmeoe uo o9 bar
brabt De / 0p6et boenbe Site. 9enne
Sorflarins beitprfes ueo ben Smitans
biebeb, at Sanpmenet er ubbreot puer
belle Sgen, men optreber it9rfeit Der,
bpur Seen er opbeit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Gn eienoDmmelig HetsIag meloes

Gn eieuoommelig Netsiag meloes
fra 9ianozM arinO, Ell al De Bper peo
&ipieraei1, Der leb met peo bet iioite
Sorbfjelp. 20 peb Chen al b%inanoen
Itaaenbe SuIe, Der tilb6rte to iorifjelise
Samilier, itprtebe iammen, falbt ppens
pna %6inaubsn Og ~besrapebe alle Sebos
erne, al bpilte life en- enelte reboeoe
9iuet. ga man rpbbsbe SruIet og
Guinerne til Sioe, fanot mar ct Selpb
Of 100000 Sr. bells / Sub p9 oels /
Sanfnoter. pa bet life funbe afgiSres,
fra bpiltet GUS beine Gum bar fommet,
ps ba insen al geboerne ipnt last bar
2ipe, iaa at Der life funpe erboloes no9er
Splpsnins ON, buem bisie Eense bapoe
til6srt, er Der nil opitaaet en- iOrbitret
Getsitrib imellem Nrpingerne efter be
to Samilier, iom bebOebe be iammen'
itprteoe Snie. Erocesien pil tr9ffe
lanse ub, os bet turce uel polbe Don't
merne en- Gel 8eiper at faa Sdgen az
siprt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Safob Worm. Jon iIreO ct SmRoes
oist ont &inso. iparsSc Snsen. al buen
bau mente Zig iorurcttet, emo life aon
gen ielp, men ban ubsau naturligois
line Smpoeitrifter uoen Rapn. Oct
tog BOG GuOe meo 6%orifrRifelie. Seb
ct @iloe hos 8iifoppeH piloe ban life
brittle Staulen for aou9ens urste Born,
TOM ban, flyer 8nriuo, "falote uco oeres
rette Nopn." Gu Re9jer;ngsia9isrer,
Der bleu ien6t til 8ibora for at uuoers
iose buus 8opirer, fanbt Del intet oen
ferIte Dag, Der fuuoe rsbe @orm, iom
roiig iab inbe lit Stu~oerepGrelie oe
ftuoerie lin 8rGSifen; tbi BORN buube
ajemt line SmGoeuers / en- bemmeli9
Sfuffe uuoer Stolen til lit Stripfborb.
Wen on ben berp9teoe Brett iaa 1a9en
efter prGciteoe / &irfen ng triumierenne
pol9te Serten ON Rafel, Der ejemte De
i%tjaalue Susguoer unber i'm Sameliaoel,
hporpaa bun iab q Moi. 81, uneoe
Acknowledgements, ium usiaa bar /
airte, itrnr Snmmenbrnsen. San
ileoe itrnr til 8orms gus u9 unber.
ic9te Stolen / Stuoerp9reliet, buor
@orm iOrrige Dag bapOe opbplbt ii9,
os ianot Der, buao ban iDste. @orm
blep bereiter anflaset for Majeitatss
forbrDbelie % psmt fra ggre, Gin %
@pbs, builfen Dom bog paa &insos os
andres Sorbpn blep ipranoret til 2anos=
~forpisnins. Gan Ifal / Snoien bape
fact ct bersmt Naun iom Wisiion9r,
men andre mener, at ban bsoe paa Rel
fen BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Sampprcrne.

Z ct rusIiit Slub furteIes iDls enbe:
SabpneS / Nerbeoen al 9an5is
bpbe nplis en- flor @ooseier, Baron 60
itopitp. 9a ban fs1te, at Gnoen nGrs
mebe fig, foo ban fin elbite Spn fable
til fig, San aabenbureoe bam fclsenoe
Semmelisbeb.
Wit Barn, ia9be ban, min lilte Stuno
narmer fig. Iaar jes bar braset nit
fife Gut, ie ba til, at nit Sppeb titles
fra aruppen, inben ies besraues. Ti
tilbsrer en- gampprfamilie, og bpis man
life i~asttaser benne 5oriistisbeosresel,
faar pi life SO | @rapen.
San i~ortalte bereiter, at ban paa
famine Maabe bapoe %aiifaaret i'm Mos
oers Soueo us loo fin Ssn meo SO for
pliste fig til at sipre bet famine meo
BAN.
pa Barron @%oitopIfp bar bsb, nos
forte man bans iioite Billie. Men npsle
Sage eiter 8esrapelien foo Sennen,
ipm fslte fig uroli9, cpsrape Giset Tor
al puerbepiie fig ON, at ingen Sjernes
Ipabom 6apbe ~Ipraariaset Saperens Yes
~9jerins.
9pmItolene blr MI en- 2ib ipsleliat
fig meb sasen us bDmt Saronens Ssr
til IA Cages 5ansiel for at bare patt'
beGieet @rapens go.
!Spori beitpb oa Spertroen ON @amz
pprerne?
Sfglse Sasnet er Sampprerne bspe
Menneifer, iom tiger op al Sraperl for
ON Ratten at iuse Blob al be lepenbe.
9enue Suertrp er life ai ipnberlis sam-
mel 9aio. Sen bar i'm Sob bos be
lupiIte SplteIas, iuaium Solatfer, Sla'
puner III. Il. Man ifulbe tro, at ben MI
par ~ipripunpen. Wen Suertroen ba'
bube Rpober. Sisie Ereiter laoer Jig
enonu ben Dag iSas leie til en- Del
bemmelise Gerempnier. Iaar en- Sonot
for Gtsempel trpr, at ct Barns NInlaS'
ring ifriper Zig fra en- Sampprs natl's'
geiss, opisser ban en- iaaSan Eralt ol
fommer pperens neS bam ON peo Nat
tetiosr at b.siue zig til ben Esrluns
@rap, ipm man mist9nter Ior at p9r
en- gamppr. Man aabner 9istiiten o!
siennemborsr ben @icsoes Slerte mel
Naaler % 3asser, bppreiter man llc
bilber fig, at @amppren life Tan tort
iatte fine natlise gaubrinser.
acknowledgements ! bisie Gsne ba
iarItilte Snitrurer a%nsaasnoe @rapeile
ganbeuiselie. SOr / SO at tlinne no
fpre fine eienoommelise GeremorieI
pleier nlall berior at briffe Sastern
fuloe. 9rpbs al Extravaganza lore
fummer iaaSan ganbeaiselie al Sraoeu
ret pfte. Sor nm faa Sar iieen bapo
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Gonen blep f%orarget.

GUHeU uleu IututBtt. "" S"""'S'
Spue par ube | Stppen for at ianfe
Rispeb. 9lubielis lit bun bet Snbialo
at saa Os banse fig. gaa Sjemoeien
fum bun til en- 9aoe, Der pasieSe for
treTeliat til uofSrelien al aonens
"6remtibsplaner". Stolenoe paa, at
bun par uieet, git bun inb / 9aoen,
BANDIT StrempebaanSet fat til Ell gl9lts
% frsb ino / ben tiaauebe Snare. Wer
life fpr oar bet fommet til bette Tuntr,
ipr auuen ialbt neb os fpm / temmells
umilc Serprins meb bet baaroe Snlp'
S:pet bun itrps Zig Ouer ben itpSte 9e'
aemsbel, upbrpb bun iornrsst: "elu
lam baa Itella bet 10 til, at EN- lam
Ilaa iis raft ibel au!" bppreiter bun gu
bism ps lasoe Bort ale SelOmorps'
planer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
steorab.@ o'ten.-cnsoas oen 2aOe SUM- 1887.

bernie Spertru / ben rusiiIss 8p giros.
lap liseirem antaset en- epiSemiit Sa'
%raiier. ina man par npbt iii at isnee en-
Battalion SoIoater oerben FOR at bsitDtte
@raoene.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25
Cruoiae. IIis Family.


Passengers by the Australian steam,
er bring details Of q most revolving
tragedy that occurred in Now South
Wales August s, Wadham Windham,
q man Of excellent standing, becoming
suddenly attacked with religious fren-
zy, murdered his wife and three child
rem, all of whom he loved most dearly.
In explanation he said that he felt
called by God TO commit the deed.
The resurrection was near and their
time had come, As WindhRm's wife
offered resistance he took her out
doors and, with a stone, broke in her
skull, He then took the carving knife
and fork and thrust them into her
side, He also pierced her hands and
feet, explaining afterwards that he
intended to cruelty her as Christ was
crucifed. The favorite daughter had
four cuts on hor forehead and the
right side Of her head was beaten into
a pulp. She had two pierced marks on
her breast, two on each foot and two
on each hand, The marks appeared
to have been made with fork, Tho
left side Of the skull of his son was
battered, and his left side pierced in
two places, as also were his hands and
feet The other son seems to have
been killed direct by cruel fork
thrust entirely through tho left side
of bis body. The hands aad feet Of
all were pierced, as il was Windham's
intention to nail the bodies to oross,
they refusing to bs TINS nailed while
alive.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25

NE OBeyed Orders.


"Now, James, said an Arizona edi-
tor as he was leaving for a two weeks
vacation, "you will have entire charge
Of the paper while | am gone. Con
duct it respectfully, as / have done.
Say kind word for the people when
you can and make no man the Btgle's
enemy. You know all the stock
phrases--'our esteemed fellow citizen
and the like. Work them in judi
ciously when you mention anybody
can right, sir" replied James, and
the editor packed his collar-box and
departed,
When he glanced over the issues Of
his paper on his return he was startled
to find such items as those on the local
page;
"Our esteemed fellow-townsman
John Grumpy, was sent to the work
house yesterday for beating his wife"
"Genial Joe Smithers was drunk and
disorderly on Tuesday. Fine So"
"Quite q number Of our esteemed
fellow-citizens got terms in jail this
week. Hen Goudy received fifteen
days for stealing chickens Eli Pipkin
maltreated farmer and went up for
a week, and Sol. Slabsides was impgis-
oned month for burglarizing Mr.,
Snder'a store"
"Our handsome policeman Dave
Jones, has been charged with conniv.
ing at some recent burglaries, and in
consequence his duties are being per
formed BY sub, pending investiga-
tion.h
fThe charming Mrs, 0'Flahorty, Of
the second ward, was bound over on
Friday to keep the peace, on complaint
of the versatile Mrs, MoFilter, who
complained that the former lady had
given her a severe tongue-lashing and
threatened her with bodily injury
"Dick Boozer, our estimabIe saloon
keeper, had to contribute $40 to tho
town treasury for permitting row in
his finely appointed har-room on
Thursday night"
The next time the proprietor Of tho
Bugie takes a vacation, he thinks he
will stay al home"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25

Chicago Tribune.
The canning of green peas which is
now busy industry 10 Deleware, is an
interesting process. The peas are
shclled by hand and then fed into the
hopper of a separator, which divides
them into three grades then they are
put into copper kettles, where they
are steamed just enough to wrinkle
the outer skin and intensity if posi-
bic the vivid green of the pea. They
are then filled into cans, which are
placed on an iron tray and dipped in
trough Or tub of boiling water,
which runs into the cans filling them
to the brim. This water contains
whatever of a preservatiye nature is
put into the cans to preserve the veg
etable. The cans are then wiped, seal
ed and packed in iron cages, each
cage holding 248 cans. These cages
are put into air tight steam kettles
where the cans are subjected to hot
steam under immense pressure for
about fifteen or twenty minutes. The
peas are then ready for market.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25
HDOI'G

let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is a light thing. But it may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia,
Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous, Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear of all Obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup.
If you don't know this already, thou
sands and thousands of people can tell
you. They have been cured by it,
and "know how it is, themselves"
Bottle only IS cents. Ask any drug
gist.
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Live citizens is what makes a hust-
ling town. The success of every town
depends almost wholly upon the efforts
put forth by its citizens. A town
may have the best natural advantages
in the world but if its residents are
disposed to be continually complain
ing and always noting its defects and
shortcomings, instead Of noting up its
improvements and praise up its
advantages, that town will soon ac-
quire a reputation SIS an undesirable
location. The growler should be fred
bodily, What every town wants is men
of enterprise, men with ambition, men
with enthusiasm, men with capital and
who arc not afraid 10 invest it. Live,
energetic and public spirited men are
the ones who are successful in busi-
ness, and at the same time build up
the town in which they liye.- 81.
Mary Herald.
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Shreveport Times: The Times was
reliably informed that 10000 fares
were collected on the street cars dur
ing the five days Of the Far. When
il IS taken into consideration that the
Texas Pacific railroad had trains run,
ming every day to and from the FAN
and that nearly all the hacks and
buses were kept busy conveying peo
pie 10 the Fair, al ldee can be had
Of the number Of people who attended
during The Eve days ln our last rel
port Il estimated the number Ct mol
less tbap 80, 200, The fact tbat $4,000
fares were collected 81 the street cars
alous would indieale taai there musE
haga Beer 81 leasi 10000
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Greatly Excited.

Not few Of the citizens OF Lake
Charles have recently become greatly
excited over the astounding facts, that
several Of their friends who had been
pronounced by their physicians as in
curable and beyond an hope suffering
with that dreaded monster, Consump-
zion, have been completely cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, the only remedy that does
positively cure all throat and lung dis,
cases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
Bronchitis. Trial bottles free, at Dr.
w. A. KNAPP's. /,
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WonderguI Cures.

Dr.. W. A. KNAPP, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist Of Lake Charles, In, !,
says: We have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Save for four years.
Have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or give such universal satisfRc-
ton. There have been some wonder
full cures effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases Of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
BY use Of few bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by DR. W. A.
KNAPP, /.
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LAKE PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY NOVEMBER
sueARrowN, La, Noy. 19, 1881.

SUGABpoWhI LA'I NoY' loj 4ooi'
Editor Lake Charles Eehoi
Crops are about gathered. Plenty of corn
for awhile. Farmers appearssto be 10 good
spirits. Mast is not as good as we hoped for;
most of the beech mast Is blasted
Hon. 8. d. Read was in town last Friday.
Mr. @. r. Brown is In town, visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. w. Richardson. Mr., VIM. Summers
and family were here last week, and we learn
that Mr.. s. has purchased a home, and in
tends to move back to Sugartown.
We are booming yet Mr.. Mayo Moore has
opened q store In town with a full stock Of
general merchandise.
The Executive Board of Home Missions
met Friday, Mr. Demcy lies, chairman. They
instructed their secretary, Mr.. ]. M. Dear, to
correspond with the churches of Calcasleu
Association to ascertain the amounts each
will subscribe TO the mission work. Also to
employ ReYs. A. Severance and D. 7. O'Quin,
each to fill an appointment once per month,
at two destitute points.
Mr.. G. r. Harden is yet very low.
UNCLE FULLER.
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EsuelsEen,s Arnlea save.

The best salye ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Bands,
Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or 40
pay required. ~ is guaranteed % give
perfect satisfaction, er money refunded.
Prlee rs cents per boz, FQg sale pY
DR. W. a. KHAFP
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By medicines life may be prolonged,
Vat daoEh mill sofya 4ba lEntnp tpn ~

True, all must die, yet few must
suffer while they live. Stop pain and
prolong life, by taking DR.. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" a cure
for consumption (which is scrofula of
the lungs), as well as for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, catarrh, and a spaciiic in
liver complaints, scrofuIa and all blood
and skin diseases, Sold everywhere.